User Reviews

Maybe it's just me and my Peter Campbell bias but when he dances in an attempt to channel Nic Cage or Ted Levine, it just looks like awkward 8th grade first dance dancing. There's no menace or edge too him. Just a one-note miscast bearded man in a jumpsuit.

Love the show. Unlike some commenters, I'm fine with the show diverging from established canon. Just tell a good story.

"Lazarus" follows the aftermath of the previous episode which saw Dick Grayson taking Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow out to forest and getting answers, the other storyline had Starfire and Gar find Blackfire and break her out of a prison cell. But episode 3.05 is told through flashbacks and follows Jason Todd as he experiences nightmares involving Donna. Bruce responds by having Jason receive therapy sessions from Dr. Leslie Tompkins, a former colleague of Crane. When Jason learns that Bruce intends to remove him as Robin, he begins helping Crane in exchange for a drug that will eliminate his fear. There's lots of Easter eggs and callbacks, I personally found "Lazarus" to be an excellent use of storytelling, the writers did a terrific job in terms of the dialogue and overall writing, the attention to detail is what made me enjoy it fully. Krista Bridges gets introduced as Dr. Leslie Tompkins, a very important character in the Batman mythology. I love how they have gone into the psychology of being a vigilante and especially Batman and his proteges, it makes for some interesting and original storytelling, branching out from the usual.

Boris Mojsovski took up the position of both cinematographer and director, normally just the cinematography. I have continued to praise the cinematography since the first season, he's actually a great director too. There's some truly phenomenal acting in this episode, Iain Glen as Bruce Wayne and Curran Walters as Jason Todd, their performances alone are a reason why I loved this episode. I know from other roles that Iain Glen is a terrific actor but seeing him as Bruce Wayne in this season have been incredible, Curran Walters though he have grown as an actor and possibly given the best performance of his career to this date in these 45 minutes. The episode is full of excellent drama and scenes so memorable. Vincent Kartheiser continues to do Dr. Jonathan Crane justice, another terrific performance. I also want to praise the editing and pacing of the episode, it's what the previous episode lacked, everything is great and so is the choice of music plus the score.

Comic Book writer Bryan Edward Hill penned the script for "Lazarus" and he knows the characters and Batman mythology so well, that's how it should be and I'm grateful they picked him. Boris Mojsovski, the director and cinematographer, he deserves a lot of praise. Episode 3.05 was among the best episodes of this season and possibly the entire show.

I love this episode from start to finish, the goal wasn't to redeem Jason it was always so why he did what he did I understood that, and all the Todd and Bruce were phenomenal. You're gonna love all the Easter Eggs In this episode too, this was a great episode.

Love the show but this is the worst version of Dr Crane ever.

To be fully honest I really wasn't sure about a flashback episode almost half way through the season which pre dated past the opening episode for the season but it was great such an amazing back story for my favourite dc character of all time Red hood is super dope the costume is really growing on me also the music choices and camera angles used in this episode were very well chosen and helped keep the tone of the episode for its full run time this seasons very good so far 🔥

There's just too many wholes that doesn't ad up in such short time. Episode started well enough , but fell apart half way trough. Needed more work and time.

This guy has been a breath of fresh air for the season. I have enjoyed his scenes. This was a great episode - nice acting chops coming from Mad Men.

Episode 5: A semi-interesting developing episode featuring a young Jason who doesn't fit at all in his role. Not his fault; Writers fault. It lacks real suspense, thrill, Titan logic (non existent) and is a solo episode of its own, which is not good IMO and doesn't serve the season.

The whole Jason, Joker c#%@ is lame and boring and it reflects badly on the season.

I like the Red Hood's origin story, and even if it is a little different from what we know ,which is not a bad thing,it is made in a true psychedelic style,like the ones from the movies and the animated series and to me that thing is fascinating even now , after decades.

It makes absolutely no sense why Jason changed, who wrote this? A 12-year-old boy? A fat scarecrow ??? Please. They don't make sense, but it's also boring..................................................................................................................

Seriously, how damn good is Curran Walters?!

This hadn't happened to me in a really long time, maybe years, that a TV show or a certain episode, to get into my head abd stay there for days! This season has been so so damn good so far, I don't know how to put in into words, and The main reasons are the performance of Brenton and CURRAN! I am obsessed with this season. Keep it up Titans! I'm not letting you go for a while!💝

This episode should was first episode. Jason became Redhood in 20 minutes and after 4 episode we watch what's happend.